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Full-Text Articles in Musicology
Louden Hugely: The Piano Music Of Percy Grainger, Jackson Carruthers
Louden Hugely: The Piano Music Of Percy Grainger, Jackson Carruthers
Williams Honors College, Honors Research Projects
Percy Aldridge Grainger (1882-1961) was an Australian pianist and composer. While highly esteemed during his lifetime, Grainger's music has largely fallen into neglect outside the world of the wind band. However, Grainger left a vast quantity of highly idiomatic and meritorious piano music which deserves greater acceptance. To this end, this paper makes a survey of Grainger's output for piano, to show the merit of his music and prove that it remains relevant even today.
Arnold Dolmetsch's "Green Harpsichord" And The Musical Arts And Crafts, Edmond Johnson
Arnold Dolmetsch's "Green Harpsichord" And The Musical Arts And Crafts, Edmond Johnson
Edmond Johnson
This study uses Arnold Dolmetsch’s “Green Harpsichord” as a starting point for a larger discussion of the relationship between Arnold Dolmetsch, William Morris, and other members of the Arts and Crafts movement who were active in London in the 1890s. Built in 1896 and displayed that same year by the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society, the Green Harpsichord was the harpsichord built in England in nearly a century, and its design and decoration reflect its position as an object that had to negotiate the aesthetics of the past and the practical needs of the present. The article concludes by looking …